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Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Coronor's lnqueA

Coroner Bsrnhill this mofn,'
gated the cause OF tie deata u
months-old child named lhla7
gavs a certificate Of death li'n
ipfaDtum.
Tho body OF ]. w. TurlI 4
from the University Hospl'ai,
phia yesterday morning' ana anu, y i
to his late residence, faln,i1 Ias1
Ninth ward Cnrone7 b,laa' Nv
ummoned a jurJ and win aO., y. |.
quest as soon es he csn suS, ~,
gitn nessee. 1t Will be remtmv''
Mr.. Turner was tho y1nng ps, ~,
Injured at the e e"moo' Nv. ~
psny's works on Tas'isj w, y!
beam crushing hla leg aesinII' es,,.I
He was sem 10 the hosp'.s,
where m smautstion was p'''
and be died so. u sftersslos H.,
quest was he st the hotp,I, ~.
Philadelphia authorizes. " wv N |
Barnhill says 1T 10 necessary, J, y, y
ipouss. where the msp fecs''"
iuiles that oaus-'i b." dpa1O'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
DIEE.
DIEE.

HAMaNN.-lut this city, on the 25th int
Annie T. Bamenn, daughter OF Leonard
and Margaret tamans, sged Is years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited n attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parentf, no. Ola Orange street.
on Tuesday arcrnoon, 2sth irs., at CLOCK
Services at German Lutheran Church. In
terment at Wilmington and BrAndyWtnt
Cemetery.
TURNER-On tine c4,h inst, Joseph VIII
liam Turner, son OF Thomas b. and Mar
tha Turner, in the 27th year Of his age.
keIatives and friends and employees o.
Kdgsmoor Iron Company are respectfully
invited to attend HIS funeral from his late
residence, No. 8 Palmer's ho~, Brandywint
Village, on Iuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Desrest one, thou hast left US.
And thy tutf sriugs all are DER;
Thou hast left q world Of sorrow
For q brighter, happier shore.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
A Serious Accident

Last Saturday afternoon Mark II uber
en- tDploye OF the jackson & SHARP
Company, met with a serious acclden,
while engaged at work. He was run
ming some material through universe
machine, when his left hand
was caught in the cutter, severing tn,
first, second and thiid fingers. and had
~ mutilating the remainder OF tn,
hand. He was taken to his home, No
528 East E Rhth street, where he wa
ATTENDED by DR.. Draper. 1t is feare
that 1t may be necessary to amputat
what remains of the hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
A Co iIegevilie Stab bing ARRAY.

NoRRIsTowN, June 26.-David Beard
of Collegeville, last evening stabbed
Henry Stern, halter, at one of the hotels
of that place. From what can be learned
Beard and man named Brun had O
quarrel, during which Stern interfered.
Beard, with a pocket knife, the blade OF
which was two or three inches long
stabbed Stern in the right lung. The
wound may prove fatal This evening
Beard was arrested and placed in The
Norristown prison. All were drunk q,
the time the stabbing occurred.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Assa His Wtf0.

John NJ Freiszleben residing at Taylor
and Spruce streets got drunk last Satur
day night and while in that condition
went home and assaulted his wife He
also pointed a pistol at her, and threaten
ed to take her life, when she took refuge
with neighbor where she spent the re
mainder of the night, Yesterday morn
ing she swore out warrant for his ar
rest, and this morning he bad hearing
at the city court, when the wife requested
the Judge not to send him to jail on ac
count of his family. John promised tc
do better in the future, and the case wal
dismissed by his paying the costs
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Yorkshiremen on Their Muscle

LONDON, june ga party of gen
tlemen and land owners belonging u
the county Of Westmoreland while on
riding yesterday near the boundary
separating that county from Yorkshire
offended some YorkshiJ emen and wer,
forbidden to cross the line. They
crossed and bloody encounter ensued
In which clubs and fis,s were freely
used. A number were ipj sred on bo,t
sides. Several magistrates were amopl
those injured,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Death of Mrs TeInple

The Chester Times OF s,turl
"Mrs. Katie Tempe, wife Of d
Temple, formerly Of this city,
her hcme In Wilmington thl
after n short Illness. CAUSED
poisoning. About a week sps
daughter came 10 GLADDEN. Id
hold, and survives Its motter,
Temple, after lingering a ID
passed away. The news
received With profound n
sbis city, where Mr.. Ta
vel, and favorsbly known.
. year ago he led to lid
neal altar Miss Ks;ie Taylor, d
Jsnes Bradford ot Wiluin2td
brief period OF married life WI
hspDy one.
The young couple had .
home on Delaware avenue and
joyous and all their prosptc!s
Mrs. Temple, who resided iu|
for q short tina after their d
y on everybody by her sweet di4
and amiable nature, MI, Ten
for some years connected With Y
ness department. Of the Times,
many friends wto will sympsIhl
him In his sfn ction
Mr.. Tenn pie last spling, h'
Bradford had his business lncoi
as the James Bradford Ooupi1
up his situation on the Chss'ei
removed TO this city, became
hold er In the company sud "
its treasurer Tne remains
Temple will bs buried In sns
thedral Gem etery to-moffow "
aftsr High Massat st. Ps'rlcis'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
DcIaw are Fire Company.
From tho Delaware Gazette Of Iuesdi
May IL, 1924.

FfOm tnU D6lRWHr6 1HhsIt6 UI Iutbu8y
May IL, 1924.
At an election Of the Delaware Fire
Company, held at the town hail Apri
80, 1894, the following persons were
elected off GERS for the eu suing year:
Presi6 ent-Peter B Delapv.
Vice Presid dent-John d Vaughan.
Secretary-Jesse Meudenhsll.
Treasurer-Vincent Gilpin.
Engineers --Israel d. Jones, Wilson
Pearson, James Brown, Samuel Nc
Olarry, Renry j. Pepper. john D.
Wood, Mahlon Belts, John Morris.
Com mi,tee of Accoun nts-Samcel Sap
pipgton, George Griffin, John Adams
Israel Saunders. Wesley McOluug.
LEWIS RUMFoRD, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Cane Presented.

To morrow James Malloy, forema On
ct the Brandywine Quarry Works, will
resign his position 10 go to Virginia
and attend to railroad contract which
he has received, that he expects will
keep him employed for at least two
years. On Friday night the stone
masons engaged under Mr.. MAlloy sur
prised him by the. presentation OF ar
elegant gold headed cane as q token o,
their r6sDeCt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Held for Q Further II Hearinx.

George Smith, colorad, was changed
1t this morninR's session Of the city
court with committing an assault or
Annie CuH, also oolored. The evidences
showed that Annie and George had
boon keeping company, but for some
cause lhe gave him the mitten. Las
night he called At her residence at Tat
nall street and the railroad, and upon
finding her engaged In entertaiDi ine
another young man, assaulted her
George denied the charge, and he Wal
held ip 500 bail until this evening u
afford him q chance to bring witnessei
to disprove her staten ents.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
In an Unconscious Condition.

Patrick Sloan, an elderly man. val
found about 8 O'Clock last Saturday
evening by officer Hsrkins, lying In al
unconscious condition near the Ken
pebec Ice houses, in South WilminRton
He had severe gash on the back o.
hts head and Ont on the nose. The
officer had him removed TO the polict
station, where he was attended by
DIR. ORle, who dressed his wounds
which were not opsi6 cred serious. A,
he was very much under the iIfiuepc,
Of liquor. he was placed In the corridor
to sleep IL off.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
STABBED bv a Drunken Customer.

NEW YORK. June 26 Patrick Nc.
Coy, u saloon keeper, was stabbed seven
times by Henry Rice, drunken GUS
toner, at an early hour this morning.
Rico went into McCoy's saloon with
others and began row, for whicn be
was elected. He waited outside until
Mccoy came ont, and sprang upon him.
Mccoy was removed to hospital and
his ~ te. mortem statement taken. His
fatal wound was in the groin.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Not Permitted At q "A ass,

Division No OF the Ar cient Orde,
OF Hiberipans, of Philadelphis, on sa,,
urday attended In q body the funeral Of
Jeremiah Twohig, Of 327 South Sixth
street, but when the msmb bers entered
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church ia
attend the Requiem Mass tho Rev. d.
J. McDermott, rector OF the church, re
fused to allow the service to proceed
until they withdrew.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Rand Avery Company Base Ball Book

The Rand Avery Company, OF Bos-
ton, have just issued q compact "Bsse
Ball Book" which will rlease every
person interested in the natioDal game
1t contains the schedules of the Ma
tional, the New England, the College
detail, and with ad diitional blanks fol
sum msries OF each league. The cffictrl
o! the various ASSOCIATIONS are given
the names OF the league players, ant
other Miscellaneous Information. Tb,
book is small, made for the vest pooh ct
and sells at ten cents u ccpy.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
suau.n Des;h.

Annie e. Iamap, dauanHs,. ia
ard and Margaret hsihap, lamar M
|ly at her psren - Residence =, NJ !,
street, on Sunday sttefsoos'1 ter .ss, % y !, H
No. o pubic scnool, and Wv y, I'd i.
Interested Int in preparing i0l lgS' "
mencemsnt exercises neA' Frd,1
evening. Sac came nor nome bu, p
the evening the was o sa"a uss 4
with convnlsious Tbe "ss ssssao,I
seres.ing ~.s sirl. ard much ci. syDSsali Y ID
Expressed for the par'"''
Il IN affl iclion.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Knights OF the M ystic Chain,

A preliminary meeting was held or
evening, In the Smith build
ing, for the purpose OF ipatitutipg Css
tie No. 8, Knights Of the Mystic Chain
The aims and objects OF the order wer.
fully explained, after which fifteen per
sons tigned the roll On Tuesday even
ing, July 9th, another meeting will b,
held at No. 802 West Eighth street, ant
the public are in nvited to atteud.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
A birthday Surprise

Gustavus M. Schofield was 80 years
OF age last Saturday, and in this even.
ing was given . surprise party by q
number of his friends. Mr. Schofield
is o member of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle, the Reptasophs and the
Good Fellows, and all three orders
were represented. An abundance Of
refreshments was served and the even.
ing was spent In q social manner.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
An organ ar,nder aud HIS MONKEY.

Tho Anti Poverty Society's meeting
at the Academy Of Music In Now YOrh
last night Was presided over by AbneI
O. Thomas. An Allusion BY the Presi
dent to DR.. McGlynn's coming excom'
mupication caused the audience tC
shout, I'VE will stand by him." Henry
George spoke. In the course Of hts re
marks he said, 1--WE cannot too osre
fully keep ont the Chinese from thiI
country" He did not think the In
creased value Of . house would justify
the owner In raising the rent. and be
fore concl uding he likeued the Pope ani
Cardinal Simeoni TO ian organ Rrindel
and his mOnk key"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
The High school Commen cement.

The sale of reserved seats for the High
School commencement, which takes place
In the Opera House ON Wednesday even.
Ing, opened at Thomas & Co.'s, No. 421
Market street this morning, and before Z
o'clock there was quite a crowd at the
shipley street entrance, waiting for the
doors to open.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
hurled Y0atarnav-

The funeral of Patrick DALEY tool
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, No. IA West Thirteenth
street, and WAS after ded by . large
number Of his rentivee and friends
The services we're hed 1T st. Pstr11k q
Church by Either Bradford. and che
interment was made at st. Joseph Gem.
etery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Washington n1arhs, -

s'n'ngton market Imp,o,.
Only three years ago ens siv'; W.
OF sne square boupdsS A'I Z,
Fourth, Washington ,,a \
s'feels was . lumLsr yard vi vb,j
= great measure become ,s ,ha ual 4
.rs,nps, and in other resoss,I asu
undesirable acquisitiop i,'pec'1 IN ,sc !
hood. Since then tns lnmSs. NJ 'ns
disappeared and the tramn. ums' p
more desirable enterpIi..p' y. ",
space. Flrst is the Ea,h,,O.o' VAN ~
Market House, con d,I,us' ,airln1s
staiis,not originally iu,spSss !,
ket house, but when ccpv.ssd ,'
IL makes one Of the uost ''c ~.
aud hspdSomett martst Nj, bo,,s y
or any other CITY. S.cI , IDs, ws,|
attrse. u large snare d M M :
OF the city, and grsdu.lI, 4,
leading market. w
Another improvemsn,vu,y
er,y 10 the pAtatorium, N
never better ps,rontxed ,h.s
present under the mana,su,nI
fessor w. bster. A ,hlrd ima'|
are the carpenter SHOP, Oi
Seeds ~ Sons, the euteipiI,ip,
and contractors CT this civ. N
OF the improvements add sbou|
TO Tho assessed valuation Of h
crty from which tie cit, ds
taxes. At the pr'aeu, tIus n
eTty pays over $500 10 tsses to
The market house coup pary
making another Improvement
Ing the pavement on Fiur,h
70 the side wall of the marx,
The company seems deuru
spare no expense in making ,
attractive and surrourdins
very oealred convenience.
nunber OF new renters took
the COIN menceueDt Of the pre;I
ter.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
State OF the I
Tho W0athM.

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy with showers in differen,
sections, with slight rise Of iempera.
ture. Similar conditions will probably y
prevail on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
An Organ Injured

Du,ing the recent hesvys .. 4 t'''a Ana
lea red into tho o-lan osS,n~ a. ~ W. \
Of it until ss urday n,s nns It w.
81 Shoir met for practice, g ,sn,,.alruansn'| s,,a
that only 3 part o, , tn. nr.snairsd tbbl
be used. 1t will %
by John Bro@n
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
An Insane Mothers Decd

EDINBURGH, June 26.-Mrs. Leckie,
wife of Presbyterian minister at Airth,
near Grangemouth, county of Stirling,
Scotland, in a fit OF temporary insanity on
Friday night cut the throats OF her three
children and then her own.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
D.a,,, of Il Tsithiai -,

A gray g,rs = r,'I.S, 9a.l'3 rho 'lassI5s| n,
psy ps sng IjsyViIle, vii BrsrdyTiIIsss :, he ~
a ape aeu OF IS years Il sns n bsr prla'|
hichly priz Sd bs ie'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Improving,

Robert Mills, one of those who wa
injured In the railroad collision neal
Hsvre de Grace last Tuesday, is i'm
proving, snd there IL now every reason
to believe that he will recover.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
- uool's Des'p'

NIAGARA FALLS " spo - 'saees,
s,ss.ss gss sSss sss ss,'n g s'ss q, ssss sIssss
orOs'cs on cable rsos.f,g' y ,ss s'i river y''
Ne Rad been dfiasihs ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
MARRIAGES

DOUaHTY-wILD -un Juno 70. 1887. ~
Rev. henry Bryan, rector Of It. Pau's
church, Oamdep, N. Mr.: William W.
doughty to Miss Elenor J. Wild, both Of
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
KENNARO&CO,

We will offer to-l
day a lot of Swiss
Embroidery. 6 toI
10 inches wide, atI
the astonishing low
of l9 cents
|per yard. These|
goods have been SELL
ing at SOC. per yard
lall this season. Att
this price they will
last but a short time|
as the quantity isl
not large.
j A new and beau.
tiful lot of Batiste
lat lOc.
] Plain and stripe
|27-inch Crepe Cloths
lat Sc. Sold this
,lseason at 25c.
Large and attrac-
tive line Of Crazy
|Crepes at l23c; re-
} ,lduced from l6c.
Empress Cords,
!: better in every way
than a Calico, only
= Sc; worth l5c.
. Do not fail to see
'those fine Gauge
Hose for Ladies at
: 28c. Fancy styles;
]somc of them are
!: worth Soc; none
:, less than 37c; all at
E 1850.
| The best bargain
we know of in
{. Ladies Black and
aICOlOred Silk MlttS,
,d35c.; worth 6Oc
sICome and see them.
{ They will tell the
IstOry better than an
advertisement. And
1.-THE Ladies all.silk
]Glove at3Oc.;always
t SOC. everywhere.
u We are daily of:
fering bargains in
: all departments, and
live keep in stock a
=; full line of desirable
;yIgoods in the Dry
8 Goods line. None
Iold. Best of styles
p Best of value.
Il T h e system OF
: selling every article
8 lat a small profit, but
of a thoroughly re.
i liable quality, y,makes
) our store a desirable
q place to do your
r shopping.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

When haby was SICK, We gave her Castoria,
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became. Miss, she chung TO Oastoria a
Whea, she had Children, she gave them Gas
LoTit.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
FIFTH EDITIIi
Doss.

a stray horse o.n.
On F.id:v ID S0hn s., ,Trainor,' nsss sss 4, y
=. Let .hs thirsty try ,r,,. |
- made At creamsryy ppasteruil
icy sueets. y' Fourth !,
|, A good piano 70, sao .,
fourth street. Must s'.O bs w. y No
o. Z; A Cloud, printe, =. =,
houss muSo printing office, Is C cons.. ,ae
For trunks, harns,s .,,
uo,s %su ~, ~ go to headqeuuasstasa,. saa bon o
W. ship.ey street. 'N's' L.
&C G. w., W. Bush offer. to, 49,,
ssu E.o carriase house A. y, ~ rent
Front nj and Union stree',. ei 'A' 0
Workmen were enos~s,
IN rebuilding the saHsa csiHUt this
denee OF Mr.. Thomas Fty Fors on
81: Miehasl's Beusf,o,si g..
meet meet a. Their roous 'uS,a, ,o.mo.sot sot
la.y evening At 8 o'olocI.0 lII0''''
|. Parties from philads,.,,.
Idsye. Ae' Stree.
| & Charles Ly nch, a comD,.,,.
out TO Mt. Cuba en- a sstn,dL.ssa Lsal
ME brothe. In celebrstina, ".
nivefsary Of his marriaas. 'u'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
WM B. .SHARP&c0,
Fourth and Market SIS,

We have the greatest
bargain in Nuns Yelling
and Albatross Dress Fab.
RIGS that we ever offered.
They are in plain stufis
and pin stripes, and espe-
Icially summery fabrics.
The colors are light blue,
IpInk, creams, black, navy,
tan, modes and reds, both
Iplain and stripes.
Sheer and thin, cool and
pretty-all Of fine worsted.
The whole line is reduced
from 81! cents to 10 cents.
| Crinkles again-the most
popular low-priced goods
this season. You'd think
Everybody was crinkled,
. but they amt. We've sold
! thousands Of yards, and
: s|there's lots more OF good
} crinkles; S cents a yard-5o
eor 60 cents for a dress.
Think OF it. Again, 8 cents
from 1a5 cents, Swiss Muhl,
e and 125 cents from IS cents.
Have you mosquitoes or
flies in your house? what
+ botherscme things, and how
hard to get rid of? well,
Igive them the house and
lgive yourself peaceful sleep.
,.lOur patent iolding-top Cano.
Z 3 pies will do it; easily adjusted
's and worked, and within the
q reach Of all; SI.4o and S1.75;
Io white and pink, full size.
e We've another splendid
a lot of Hassocks, superior in
K. pattern and make to any
'Ss re- we've had. Brussels, &C
e e cent?; Moquette, IS cents
tsb Wilton, SI.oo.
'oI Clearing up for stock il
M na July gives you a chance Il
ct, buy carpet remnants at
low figure. The prices ar
ur- % to take the piece.
,n ,ns IL, IA 231p, loss, "a, 25t
e: e IS, l2s, 27ss, l6t, l3ss, 20,
ar. ar 304, 26, %, 25a, 12ss, 25;
ed 3lss, 294, 12s.
to
'as All the best Tapestr
Brussels reduced to IS cen
,er,
srp from 90 cents. About tt
a tsar same quantities in Boo
and
the Brussels and Velvets-t
No take the remnants-reduce
was
,.sa n ID to 81 90 from $3.50. A
of the best.
,Vsp S WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Gus Fourth and Market streets.
ing.
with
q he .--- -----------------
Until onH The
him.
and ~
Htov AAEA
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16

Savannah has two private tele.
phone lines and one company tele-
graph line. The telegraph line
connects several dwellings,. Some
of these dwellings contain young
men and some of them young la
dies who are more or less expert
in telegraphy. Some of these ex-
perts have been utilizing this tele-
graph line to carry on a pleasant
conversation, and when it was be-
tween a young man and a young
lady it sometimes amounted to
counting. But alas true love new
er did run smoth! Some of the
old folks, after much patient prac-
tice, became experts also and now
when two of them chances to be
at the keys at the same time each
believing the other TO be a love
sick youth, the fun is immense.
But the greatest fun of all comes
in when a young man who is send
ing words of love over the wires,
as he thinks, to his best girl and
finds that he had been talking to
one of her parents.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
HARDIN COUNTY FAIR.

A meeting of the Hardin Coun-
ty A. & M. Association has been
called for next Saturday. The OBJ
ject of the meeting is to arrange
for the annual fair. The first ques-
ton to settle will be whether or
not a fair is held this year. We
hope, in view of the fact that the
prospect for an abundant crop is
quite tlattering, that the vote for
a fair will be unanimous and the
time for holding it will be suffi-
Gently early to prevent any seri-
GUS interference with the gather
ing of this abundant crop. We
see nothing in the way for the
best fair ever known in the histo-
ry Of the ASSOCIATION.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16

The entire press of Tennessee
with the exception of four favored
the prohibition amendment. Only
six of the ninety-nine Tennessee
legislators opposed submitting the
amendment to the people. Legis-
lators and newspapers do not al
ways represent the sentiment OF
their constituents, but should they
do so in this instance, whisky will
receive such blow in Tennessee
next September as was never
heard of before.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL!!!

Having put in Wool Cards at
my mill on Indian creek at the old
Forge place near Olive Hill, Tenn,
j am now prepared to card wool
on short notice.
These cards will be run by
James p. DeFord, who is prac.
teal wool carder and will guaran
tee all his work.
Parties coming from a distance
can have their work done to take
back with them.
Wool left with
Stribling & Hassell, Clifton, Tenn.
John Paulk, Martins Mills, 4"
DcFord & Morris, Savannah, 1"
will be taken to the Factory, car
ded and returned without extra
charge. r. ID. DEFoRD.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
Greatly Excited.

Not a few of the citizens of Savan-
nah have recently become greatly
excited over the astounding facts
that several of their friends who
had been pronounced by their ply
slcians as incurable and beyond all
hope--suffering with that dreaded
monster Consumption-have been
completely cured by DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
the only remedy that does positive.
ly cure all throat and lung diseases
coughs, colds, asthma and bronchi
It's. Trial bottles free at j. X. Bar
lows, large bottles 81. L
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
C0l0red Department.
Newtowr Dots.

B. McDOugal is at home again.
Rev. /. G. Cherry has been invi.
ted to deliver the address for chill.
dren's day at Sibley the third Sun.
day in June.
Rev. j. Toll was over Sunday
and preached for us.
Prof. G. w. Roberts came over
Friday and was in one of his best
talks Friday night. His theme
being Education aud Temperance,
which he handled with mastery
ability.
Little Thomas, son of III. Luten,
is quite sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Jane Shelby is GONZALES.
cence.
w. p. Cherry was on the sick
list last week.
CONTENT.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
THE PROPOSED CONSTITU
TIONAL AMENDMENT.

Sec. Is. No person shall man.
nfacture for sale, or sell, or keep
Tor sale, as beverage, any intox-
lcating liquors whatever, including
VINE, ale, and beer. The General
Assembly shall by law prescribe
regulations for the enforcement of
the Prohibition herein contained,
and shall thereby provide suitable
penalties for the violation of the
provisions hereof.p
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16

We call attention to the call for
a mass-meeting in another column.
1t is earnestly requested that ev-
cry man who loves his boy better
that he loves the saloon will be on
hand ready to begin the greatest
and most important campaign the
the State has ever witnessed.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16
A Word To the Afflicted.

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great West
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy is
the peerless chill medicine. 1t
breaks up the chill and roots out
the fever from the system; it cures
Biliousness; it cures chiils of every
nature; it cures Enlarged Spleen;
it cures Hypertrophy of the Liver,
and every malaril ailment. 1t cures
when Quinine and all other pre-
scriptions fail; it saves heavy Doc
tors bills; 1t saves sickness and
gives health; it gives an appetite,
and restores health to the poor,
pale, sick man, woman or child;
try it, it will cure you. Try Cuban
Chill Tonic, the Great West-Indies
Fever and Ague Remedy. For
sale only by John Akin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-06-16

One Thomas Nichols, of New
York, is trying to form a stock
company for the construction of a
tricycle. railroad, the cars to be
run ON a single track to be sus-
pended above existing railroad
tracks, and promises a speed of
220 miles an hour.